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The U.S. military statement said that senior U.S. generals in Middle East affairs visited U.S. troops in Syria.The previous crude oil futures 2401 contract closed up 0.25% at 530.80 yuan/barrel. Shanghai Gold closed up 0.67% and Shanghai Bank closed up 0.15%.The Israeli Prime Minister said that he hoped to "establish relations" with the Syrian transitional government. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video speech on the evening of the 10th that Israel hopes to "establish relations" with the Syrian transitional government, but if Syria poses a threat to Israel, Israel will not hesitate to launch an attack.

French official: French President Macron is trying to avoid holding new French parliamentary elections before 2027.The yield of three-year US Treasury bonds did not change much after the auction results were announced, reporting 4.127%.Ryan McNerney, CEO of Visa: Consumers are "in good shape", especially in the United States.

Us energy information administration lowered its forecast of global oil demand in 2025 from 104.4 million barrels per day last month to 104.3 million barrels per day. By 2025, the net import of crude oil in the United States will drop by 20% to 1.9 million barrels per day, the lowest level since 1971.United Nations spokesman: The United Nations opposes any violation of Syrian territorial integrity. At present, it is a turning point in Syria and should not be used by neighboring countries to occupy Syria.The heads of the South Korean Police Department and Seoul Local Police Department were arrested urgently. According to Yonhap News Agency's report quoted by the special investigation team, the South Korean authorities arrested two heads of the police department without arrest warrants on suspicion of preventing them from entering or leaving the National Assembly during martial law. According to reports, Cho Ji-ho, director of the South Korean Police Department, and Kim Bong-sik, director of the Seoul Local Police Department, were "urgently arrested".